Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Boyer, OF Helena.
are on visit to Mrs. Ready Of this city.
Yesterday was pay day at the Anaconda
and several other mines in the neighbor.
hood.
MouIton closed yesterday at 81; Black
Pine at 81 so, and Flint Creek at 35 on
the street.
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipped Is bars OF Silver Bow valued at
$31, 1,136 and bars Moulton $13, ,O4O.
The Finance Committee of the old Coun.
Gil were occupied yesterday afternoon
checking City Treasurer Hauswirth's
accounts.
Northern Pacific Agent McCaig has re-
moved to the house belonging to Green
Majors on the south side OF Granite, west
OF Washington.
The dramatic section of the Turn Verein
meet tonight at oclock sharp to prepare
a programme for the society's anniversary
on the 5th OF June.
The Grand Lodge, Knights OF Pythias.
convene to-day. and their banquet takes
place on Wednesday evening at Renshaw
Hall. to be followed by a ball on Friday
night.
A runaway horse created some excite
ment on East Park street yesterday after
noon by dashing wildly past, refusing to
pause in his mad career in spite OF numer-
GUS attempts to catch him.
The Drum Corps and athletic exercisers
at the Turn Verein a re making very salts
factory progress under the supervision OF
R. Thierman, whose drill has produced
remarkable results.
The regular meeting of the Keystone Club
will take place next Wednesday evening.
full attendance is requested as business OF
Importance will be transacted. Let every
member endeavor to be present.
Mrs. Gunderson, of Meaderville, again
announces that she will preach in English
in the Public School house Of Butte. be-
tween Broadway and Park street west, on
Sunday, May 22d. at 7:3O p. m, when
every one is cordially invited.
1.-THE Princess OF Trebizonde" was the
best opera for genuine fun and enjoyment
Of any that the present troupe has yet
given since it's stay in the city. The opera
is to be repeated Thursday night and is
sure to be greeted with a crowded house.
James Brogan, foreman Of the Original.
while examining some old slopes about 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon as to their
safety tried the hanging wall when loose
rock gave way inflicting painful cash on
the top of his head which is pronounced
not serious.
The members OF the Turn Verein have
until o'clock this evening to leave their
measures for uniforms. Those who have
not done so had better hurry up or they
will get left. Measures have already been
left for about 100 uniforms so that some
will surely be belated.
The son of Anton Ludwig of Rocker was
to load an old muzzle-loading
pistol two days ago and in ramming home
the bullet in some mysterious way the
cha rge in his leg, entering in at the knee
and coming out below the ankle.
Menzies D. Rice. a native OF Connecticut,
died at Walkerville. May 16. in the 51st
year Of his age. The members of Silver
Bow Lodge, No. II, A. .. Q. w., are re-
quested to meet at the Walkerpille lodge
hall at p. m.. May II, to attend the
funeral. Friends and acquaintance are
also invited.
A little girl named Lena Phillips fell
off the porch in front nf the
Court House, a distance OF about twelve
feet. yesterday afternoon and landed on
An iron peg in the ground below, which
struck her in the back. Fortunately she
escaped serious injury, but the pain was
severe.
From Leadville paper we clip the fol-
lowing, Miss Powell was quite we'll
known in Butte: A. P. Mayberry, OF
Preston, Colorado, and Miss M. A. Pow
ell, OF St. Louis, were married in the par
Iors of the Delaware block tuesday even
ing, April 26. by Rev, A. Prentiss, rector
of St. Georges church.